And we’re back to you with two for the price of one, and this will be Arnold & Son and Angelus.

We met with Pascal Béchu, Vice President of Sales at both brands, who sowed us the timepieces they brought for the Geneva Watch Days, as well as some models that will see the light only in a couple of months.

So, pay close attention to this video and do not miss the most important part, because here we will describe only two models.

This time we were completely smitten with the new edition of Luna Magna, which is the blue-green Luna Magna Ultimate II. This is an exceptional timepiece with a spectacular Paraíba tourmaline pavé of a three-dimensional moon.

The bezel is decorated with 7ct. of baguette-cut diamonds, and the dial is covered with PVD-treated ruthenium crystals.

Luna Magna Ultimate II is limited to eight pieces only and not surprisingly they are already sold out.

The second piece to go is just gorgeous because Luna Magna Platinum features the largest rotating moon ever created in relief for a wristwatch.

The model is driven by the A&S1021 caliber, which has been fully developed, manufactured, assembled, and adjusted in the Manufacture.

Plus, the dial and half of the 3D moon are made from a real meteorite! And there’s a little secret hidden behind this astonishing design.

The subdial and the visible crescent of the moon light up at night thanks to the Super-LumiNova.

The crescent itself is made from the opal, and Pascal mentioned, that it was a hell of a work for Arnold & Son to carve it carefully to put the Super-LumiNova inside.

Luna Magna Platinum is limited to 28 pieces and was selected by the GPHG for the Calendar and Astronomy category.

Good luck, Arnold & Son!